Sandy Hook Cottage is an intimate, New Jersey Shore bed and breakfast offering magnificent accommodations and warm, friendly hospitality. Perfect for romantic getaways, honeymoons, birthday celebrations, anniversaries or a well-deserved, relaxing break.

Located in Highlands, New Jersey, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean at Sandy Hook Bay, “The Cottage” enjoys panoramic views spanning from New York City to the beaches of Long Island, New York.

Less than a one hour drive from New York City or only thirty-five minutes on the scenic “Seastreak” fast ferry direct from Manhattan. Only ninety minutes from Philadelphia and less from the Bucks County suburbs.

The perfect site for an intimate ocean-side wedding (civil union), Sandy Hook Cottage Bed and Breakfast offers ocean view terraces accommodating small groups of up to 25 guests for your wedding (civil union) ceremony followed by a cocktail reception. We feature charming Bed & Breakfast accommodations for your honeymoon in the Cabana and can house up to 6 of your out of town guests.

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Amenities: Air conditioning, Fridge, Microwave, TV, Cable, Telephone , Wireless Internet, Private deck(s), Shared deck(s), Shared hot tub(s), View of ocean, View of mountain hill, View of river, and more...

Cancellation Policy: please see website

Please ask about children.

Breakfast: We serve a hot & cold buffet style breakfast with an assortment of freshly baked muffins and breads, fresh seasonal fruits, a variety of cereals, yogurt, fruit juices and our own custom-blend of freshly brewed coffee roasted locally by Jersey Shore Coffee

Driving Directions: please see website

Local Area Attractions: Adjacent to the entrance to Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area-home of Gunnison Beach, New Jersey, the East Coast's most popular "clothing optional" beach. While staying at Sandy Hook Cottage, be sure to visit two of the nation's historically significant lighthouses - Sandy Hook Lighthouse, the oldest working lighthouse in the country, and the medieval-style towers of the Twin Lights of Navesink.